Some images from Cradle Mountain National Park in Central Tasmania.

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Brilliant song, brilliant montage. I think my favourite shot is probably Al Capone and all his attendants in The Untouchables at the 3:27 mark.

In what I assume must have been a marathon effort artist Aaron Hobson has combed through a few million Google Street View stills to pick out those that most resemble calendar landscapes.

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Had the chance last year to visit the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) just outside of Hobart and I have to say that everything about that place is phenomenal.

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Some images from a trip to the Grampians in western Victoria late last year.

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Some amazing sculptures from Canadian artist Guy Laramee

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Hard to know for this video whether to give the title to the film maker or the performers.

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Well over due but I really wanted to put up a few images of the set up for one of the exhibitions that was part of last year’s Human Rights Arts and Film Festival.

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Burtynsky is a legendary photographic artist but there’s a reason I haven’t featured any of his work here before.

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Some amazing images of the Austrian alps by Polish photographer Jacob Polomnski.

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A couple of my favourite videos shot using the hardy little GoPro HD cameras.

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Thought I’d post a couple of my favourite animal-themed commercials.

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Spent last weekend on a lovely pile of rocks in Victoria’s west.

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Some amazing footage taken from the International Space Station as it orbits the earth.

I went along to Harvest festival just outside of Melbourne on the weekend and snapped off a few shots of Death in Vegas.

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Some long overdue images of Aimee Fairman’s installation work at Platform Gallery earlier this year.

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Some incredible landscape photography from Japanese photographer Satoshi Minakawa.

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I came across these images in the latest issue of Monster Children. They’re part of a photo essay by French artists Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre on the ‘ruins of Detroit’.

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Ricardo Bofill is a Spanish architect with some very stately looking structures in his portfolio.

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I like this building for the same reason I like that Lego house that James May built in a vinyard in Surrey.

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